This sermon reflects on the profound sacrifice and redemption found in Christ's crucifixion, emphasizing the transformative power of His blood to purify and wash away sin. It invites listeners to kneel before the cross, be cleansed in the fountain of grace, and experience restoration and justification through Jesus' sacrifice. The message celebrates the beauty and scandal of that fateful night when salvation was secured for all who believe.

This sermon emphasizes the ongoing mission of reaching unreached people groups with the gospel of Jesus Christ. It highlights the urgent need to penetrate cultures, plant churches, train leaders, and evangelize networks to bring people back to God. The message stresses the reality of hell and the importance of Jesus Christ as the only means of salvation, calling for a compassionate response to the brokenness and desperation in society.

This sermon focuses on the unique spiritual beliefs and practices of the Naxi, Mosu, and Pumi people in northern Yunnan, China, highlighting their need for Christ's light and love. It also shares the inspiring story of the Lisu people who have embraced the gospel and become a strong Christian community in southwest China, serving as a beacon of hope for other unreached people groups.

This sermon delves into the fascinating cultural and spiritual connections between the Chong people in Sichuan and biblical narratives, highlighting their resemblance to ancient Jewish practices and beliefs. It explores how missionary Thomas Torrance discovered parallels between Chong traditions and Old Testament laws, emphasizing their belief in one true God and sacrificial system. Despite the corruption of idolatrous influences, remnants of true elements in their religion point to a longing for redemption and a divine sin-bearer, echoing the message of Jesus Christ as the ultimate sacrifice for sins.

This sermon focuses on the challenges faced by the Balti people living in northernmost Pakistan, highlighting their physical and spiritual struggles, their isolation, and the need for prayer and evangelism in this unreached community.

This sermon delves into the unique traditions and lifestyle of the Drogpa people, who live in a fruitful yet isolated area, practicing ancient customs and idol worship. Despite their abundance, they hold on to beliefs that hinder their spiritual growth, remaining unreached by the gospel. The sermon emphasizes the need for their hearts to turn from false gods to the true God, praying for a transformation from idolatry to worship of the one who brings unity and true fulfillment.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of focusing on reaching peoples and nations who have not been exposed to Christianity, rather than just targeting areas with unbelievers. It highlights the need to identify unreached peoples and the purpose of God for all nations to praise Him. The speaker urges for a heavenly perspective on the world, recognizing the brevity of life, the eternity that awaits, and the contrasting realities of heaven's joy and hell's torment.

This sermon sheds light on the Dong people, a Chinese minority group living in remote areas with unique traditions and challenges. Despite their rich culture, they are steeped in superstitions and animistic beliefs, making it difficult to introduce the gospel. The Dong's hunger for freedom and eternal life is highlighted, emphasizing the need for evangelism and prayer to reach this unreached group with the message of Christ's love and salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher shares several powerful stories of Christians who demonstrated incredible courage and faith in the face of persecution. One story tells of a family who took responsibility for a man's death and pleaded with the judge to spare the others. Another story recounts the experience of a blind brother who miraculously regained his sight while being humiliated for his faith. The sermon also highlights the inspiring story of two young women who, after coming to faith in Christ, insisted on obeying Jesus' command to go into all the world and share the gospel. Lastly, the preacher shares the heart-wrenching story of Sister Yuan, who was given the choice between staying in prison for her faith or going home to her children. Throughout these stories, the sermon emphasizes the unwavering faith and commitment of these believers, reminding listeners of the importance of standing firm in their own faith.

This sermon focuses on the unreached peoples of China, particularly the minorities in Southwest China, who have not heard the name of Jesus due to language and cultural barriers. It highlights the importance of reaching out to these scattered sheep, echoing Jesus' desire to bring all into His fold.

This sermon delves into the cultural heritage and spiritual practices of the Bai people in northern Yunnan, China, exploring their traditions, struggles, and the need for Christ's salvation. It highlights the unique customs, festivals, and beliefs of the Bai community, their historical roots, and the challenges they face in preserving their culture amidst modernization and spiritual uncertainties.

This sermon explores the rich cultural tapestry and unique lifestyle of the Dai people in southern Yunnan, highlighting their traditions, beliefs, and challenges. It delves into the influence of Buddhism on the Dai community, their openness to Christianity, and the increasing persecution they face. The sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer for the Dai children and the potential impact of their faith on the evangelization of the region.

This sermon focuses on the Ansari people of South Asia, particularly known for their intricate silk weaving craftsmanship but often trapped in poverty due to exploitation. Despite their warm-hearted nature and Islamic practices, many Ansari lack assurance of salvation and are in need of hearing about the grace and salvation found in Jesus Christ. The sermon calls for prayers for the Ansari to encounter the truth of the Gospel and be woven into the diverse tapestry of believers worshipping Jesus for eternity.

This sermon reflects on the traditional water splashing festival of the Dai people, highlighting the significance of washing away past mistakes and starting anew. It delves into the challenges faced by the Dai community, including the impact of urbanization on their traditional way of life and the pressure to adhere to Buddhist beliefs. The sermon also emphasizes the need for sharing the gospel with the Dai people, who have limited exposure to Christianity.

This sermon delves into the spiritual darkness and isolation of Tibet, particularly focusing on the Amdo Tibetans who are in desperate need of the gospel. It highlights their traditional beliefs, struggles, and the lack of exposure to Christianity, emphasizing the urgent need for evangelism and the hope of breaking the chains of spiritual bondage through the power of the gospel.

This sermon focuses on various minority people groups in Xishuangbanna, China, such as the Hani, Kutsong, Jingpa, Lahu, Genua, and Bulong, highlighting their unique cultures, religious practices, and the introduction of Christianity among them. It emphasizes the importance of praying for these unreached groups, that the Word of God may reach their hearts and minds, leading to spiritual transformation and the expansion of God's kingdom among diverse communities.

In the video, the eyewitnesses describe the arrival of Major Thomas to the village of Sendinu. The villagers were instructed to greet him by shaking his hand and singing hymns as they escorted him to the church. Upon reaching the church, the Major's shoes were removed and his feet were washed. He was then given the opportunity to give a speech to the congregation. In his speech, Major Thomas initially stated his intention to destroy the village, but his heart was changed when he saw the joy and innocence of the children. As a result, he decided to provide rice to the village instead of destroying it.

In the video, witnesses reported seeing supernatural images while the evangelists preached. These images included a vivid depiction of Jesus on the cross and a manger. The powerful visuals led to a profound impact on the audience, with over 1000 people repenting and dedicating their lives to Jesus Christ. The video also shared stories of miraculous interventions, such as a police officer being unable to harm believers and a preacher binding and immobilizing five violent men. These signs and wonders served as a testimony to the reality of God's presence and power among His people.

In this sermon, the speaker shares two powerful stories of individuals who dedicated their lives to spreading the Gospel. The first story is about John Harper, a man who selflessly gave up his own life to save others during the sinking of the Titanic. Harper led a young man to Christ before succumbing to the cold waters, leaving behind a powerful message of salvation. The second story is about David Livingston, a missionary who traveled extensively in Africa, proclaiming the Gospel despite physical hardships and eventually passing away while praying. Both stories highlight the commitment and sacrifice of these individuals in sharing the message of Jesus Christ.

This sermon sheds light on the Larki people living in the remote Nubri Valley of Nepal, their traditional way of life, strong ties to Tibetan Buddhism, and the challenges they face in terms of isolation, poverty, and high child mortality rates. It emphasizes the urgent need for the Larkis to encounter the true savior, Jesus Christ, and the transformative power of His love and light in their lives.

This sermon focuses on the challenges of reaching the Kampa nomads in Ladakh, highlighting their nomadic lifestyle, dependence on pashmina goats, struggles with health due to limited resources, and their strong adherence to Buddhism which has hindered previous attempts to share the gospel with them. It emphasizes the need for prayer and the hope for spiritual transformation in this hidden and isolated community.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of Sister Li, a woman who was given the task of pushing a red button in an iron mine. She claimed that Jesus Christ had instructed her to push the button three times. Initially, she was unsure and confused when she heard a voice telling her to push the button, but eventually, she obeyed. As a result, all three thousand men working in the mine, including the prison director, knelt down and prayed for forgiveness and salvation. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the only way to know the true and living God and encourages the listeners to repent of their sins and give their lives to Him.

This sermon sheds light on the challenging circumstances faced by the Khor people in Chitral Valley, where Islam dominates and Christianity is not tolerated, with severe consequences for those who choose to follow Christ. The oppression of women, restricted to their homes and subject to arranged marriages at a young age, highlights the deep-rooted societal norms that limit their freedom and autonomy.

This sermon sheds light on the Khamba people of Tibet, known for their stunning land, rich culture, and devout Tibetan Buddhist beliefs. It explores their lifestyle, traditions, and the challenges they face, including their fear of the spirit world and lack of exposure to Christianity. The sermon emphasizes the importance of praying for the Khamba Tibetans to encounter the love and salvation of Jesus Christ, as they represent a significant mission field in need of spiritual enlightenment and transformation.

This sermon focuses on the Malay people in Malaysia, highlighting their graciousness, hospitality, and strong Islamic faith that permeates every aspect of their lives. It discusses the challenges faced by Christians in sharing the Gospel in a predominantly Muslim society and the need for bold prayer and strategic action to reach the Malay population with the message of Jesus Christ.